Help! How can I fix this big scratch?

[ElGaby]

Hi Guys!, I have a problem with a big scratch, Yesterday at night parking my car on reverse I step with the rear wheel on a sacktruck and make a dent and the scratch .

Some one can guide me how to repair the scratch?

This is all the tools who I have for working on this:

-Kestrel DAS 6 PRO
-CAR PRO WOOL PAD and ORANGE PEEL REMOVAL PAD
-FLEXIPADS FOAM PAD YELLOW AND BLACK
-MEGUIARS M205
-CAR PRO FIXER
-MENZERNA FG500
-3M COMPOUND
-3M WET SANDING PAPER GRADES 2500-2000-1500

Here the pictures, have a lot of dirt because my car have no wash about 3 weeks

Also anyone can tell me how to removes the scratch of nails behind handledoor?

Best Regards!

 

[ihaveacamaro]

handledoor = polish on a hand foam applicator.

For that big scratch, you're going to need paint. All the abrasives in the world won't do anything.

Best guide for that big scratch is this link here:

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-articles/43535-key-repair-step-step-procedure.html

 

[ElGaby]

handledoor = polish on a hand foam applicator.

For that big scratch, you're going to need paint. All the abrasives in the world won't do anything.

Best guide for that big scratch is this link here:

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-articles/43535-key-repair-step-step-procedure.html

Thanks for the reply, I keep on mind the guide for make that process. Thanks!

 

[VroomVroom]

handledoor = polish on a hand foam applicator.

For that big scratch, you're going to need paint. All the abrasives in the world won't do anything.

Best guide for that big scratch is this link here:

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-articles/43535-key-repair-step-step-procedure.html

Thank you for that link. That was a very impressive job...I'm not sure I'd have the testicular fortitude to attack something like that. Wow.

 

[Pureshine]

Repaint

 

[DaVinciAutoSpa]

How'd it turn out?

I've had luck in the past with wet sanding, buffing then filling the scratch with paint, letting it dry, then buff again. Repeat until level.

 

[Fishincricket]

How'd it turn out?

I've had luck in the past with wet sanding, buffing then filling the scratch with paint, letting it dry, then buff again. Repeat until level.

I've been planning to attempt this soon on a used fender I bought... Just collecting the materials and knowledge slowly... rops: